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Almost Everything you Wanted to Know

about PTO Paid Time Of
Tired of jumping through hoops to set up PTO?
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ACCRUAL PLAN STRUCTURE
ACCRUAL BALANCES MAINTAINED BY THE PAYROLL RUN
Why Use a Payroll Balance?
How The Balance Is Maintained
NOTES
Why am I picking Increasing?

Increasing Balances of Time Taken
Decreasing Balances of Time Remaining
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Generated Elements
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How To Set Up An Accrual Plan To Use a Balance

Seeded Accrual Type Formulas
Ineligibility Formula
Description of Seeded Accrual Formulas
Summary of Rules in Seeded Formulas
Changing and Adding Rules in Formulas
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Accrual Start Date for New Hires

Period of Ineligibility
Batch Element Entry and the Ineligibility Period
How the Seeded PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_CALCULATION Formula Interprets the Start
Rules
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Accrual Bands
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Length of Service Bands

Length of Service Override
Other Banding Criteria
Helpful Notes/Documents
Goal
Fix
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Accrual Plan Structure

In Oracle HRMS, accrual plans are based on elements, formulas, and a net accrual calculation.
All of these are available for you to configure so you have complete control over the rules
underlying your plans. Oracle HRMS does not store net accrual totals. It calculates gross
accruals dynamically by calling the Accrual formula. The net accrual calculation specifies the
element entries that should add to or subtract from this figure to create the net entitlement.
If you use Oracle Payroll, you can set up your accrual plan so that gross accruals are stored in a
payroll balance. Each payroll run retrieves the latest balance and calls the accrual formula to
calculate new accruals since the end of the last payroll period. This approach using a payroll
balance is optional but provides performance enhancements if you need to calculate accruals in
a batch process
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Accrual Balances Maintained By the Payroll Run

If you use Oracle Payroll, you can choose to use a payroll balance to store gross accruals for an
accrual plan. You do this by selecting a balance dimension (such as calendar year to date) when
you define the accrual plan. The system then automatically generates the balance and
other components you require.
Why Use a Payroll Balance?

Some batch processes, such as the US Check Writer, call the accrual formula to calculate PTO
accruals for each assignment. If you use such processes, you will benefit from faster batch
processing if you set up your accrual plan to use a payroll balance. This reduces the number of
calculations the formula has to perform.
How The Balance Is Maintained

Payroll Run calls the Payroll Formula (database item) calls the Accrual Formula that
makes an entry to the Balance Element Feeding the Payroll Balance
The payroll run maintains the payroll balance. When the payroll run processes an accrual
plan element entry, it calls an Oracle Payroll formula associated with the accrual plan element.
This formula calls your accrual formula to calculate the gross accrual, passing in the following
information:
The
name of the database item for the payroll balance, so the accrual formula can retrieve the
number of days or hours currently in the payroll balance
Date
to begin calculating new accruals, which is the day after either the Date Earned or the Date
Paid of the last payroll period in which the assignment was processed
You can choose whether the formula uses Date Paid or Date Earned by selecting the Payroll
Balance Type for your business group in the Organization window.
Date Earned is the date the payroll run uses to determine which element entries to process. In
North America (and typically elsewhere too) it is the last day of the payroll period being
processed.
Date Paid is the date that appears on pay advices. The payroll run uses this date to select
taxation rules, and store balances. In some legislations, these dates are always the same.
Calculation
date, which is either the date earned or the date paid of the payroll run
The accrual formula returns the new gross accrual to an element that feeds the balance.
So normally the formula only has to calculate accruals since the last payroll run, and add this
value to the existing payroll balance. However, if the accrual formula finds absences entered
retrospectively, it recalculates accruals for the whole year. This is to ensure that the employee
receives their full accrual entitlement.
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Step 1: For Time Card Required = N(Must be an Information

Navigation Path > Total Compensation > Basic > Element Description
Element) :
Complete the following fields:

1. Name = The Name of the Element
2. Reporting Name = Then name that will print on the checks/deposit advices
3. Classification = Information
4. Type = Non-Recurring
5. *Termination = In this example I have chosen Final Close *
6. Multiple Entries will default to being checked (this is OK)
7. Process in Run will default to being checked (this is OK) / Save
Notes:
*The Termination Rule on this element (taken element) defaults to the Accrual Plan (associated).
For Example: if the customer chooses Final Termination, they should change the Accrual Plan to
Actual Termination, if not the Accrual Plan will continue to accrue in accordance with the End
Employment form. i.e. if the Final Process Date is left blank the plan with keep accruing.
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Process in Run - (Note: If this is an absence element for a PTO Accrual Plan, DO NOT SELECT
Process In Run. Uncheck this box if necessary.)
Step 2: Open the Further Information FlexField

1. Category = Absence Hours
Save
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Step 3: Go

to Input Values

1. Name = Enter any name you want such as Hours
2. Units = Hours in Decimal format (2 places))
Notes:
Ensure that there are at a minimum the following two input values are listed:
1. Units type of Date
2. Units type of Hours (must be in Hours in Decimal format (2 places))
As a rule, always add (or verify) these to Inputs to be able to add additional element/s to the NCR
(Net Calculation Rules) on the Accrual Plan form
SAVE
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Step 1: For Time Card Required = Y (Must be an

Navigation Path > Total Compensation > Basic > Earnings
Earnings Element)

1. Name = The Name of the Element
2. Reporting Name = Then name that will print on the checks/deposit advices
3. Classification = Earnings
4. Category = Regular Non-Worked
5. Calculation Rule = HOURS_X_RATE_MULTIPLE_NONRECUR_V2
6. Type = Non-Recurring
7. *Termination = Actual Termination *
Save
Notes
*The Termination Rule on this element defaults to the Accrual Plan (associated). For Example: if
the customer chooses Final Termination, they should change the Accrual Plan to Actual
Termination, if not the Accrual Plan will continue to accrue in accordance with the End
Employment form. i.e. if the Final Process Date is left blank the plan with keep accruing.
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Step 2: Navigation Path > Total Compensation > Basic > Element Description

1. Multiple Entries Allowed = Verify that the box is checked
2.
Process in Run = HR Only users this field can be blank, for Payroll users this box should be checked
3. Save
Step 3: Open the Further Information FlexField
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Override Regular = Select from LOV Yes, but in the field you will see T
When using an Earning PTO taken element, the element must have the segment 'Override Regular'
set to YES. If set to 'No' then the PTO taken element will not override the Regular Salary/Regular
Wages element.
If an upgrade customer, the segment may be named PAYMIX CATEGORY if this is the name, the
value will be Time+
Earnings must be set to Regular in order for the correct values to display in the Override Regular LOV.
Reduce Regular = No - If this element being used for timecard required employees only,
if you checked this box (which means Yes, Reduce Regular) it will decrease the
Regular Wages by the amount of vacation taken).
The other fields are optional for the customer to enter
Save
Step 4: Click on Input Values:
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Notes:
Ensure that at a minimum the following two input values are listed:
1. Units type of Date
2. Units type of Hours (must be in Hours in Decimal format (2 places))
As a rule, always add (or verify) these to Inputs to be able to add additional element/s to the NCR
(Net Calculation Rules) on the Accrual Plan form
SAVE
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Step 5: Create Link for this element

Navigation Path > Total Compensation > Basic > Link

1. Click on Save for a global link or check the Link to All Payrolls box / save
2. *Customers can create specific if needed, however they may have problems when the criteria changes
Notes
*Generally, Oracle recommends that customers use open links for PTO because of complications.
Typically, PTO generates the open links automatically, which goes some way in preventing this
problem:
For Example: If the link criteria is based on assignment category and the person's assignment
category changes on the 15th Jan, the person's link eligibility switches from one link to another.
This automatically end-dates the persons existing PTO element on the 15th Jan and creates a
new element, linked to the new link, from the 16th Jan. Technically, this has the same affect as
removing the person from one accrual plan and putting them on another.
With the current PTO functionality, there is no mechanism to transfer accruals from one plan to
another. So if an employee leave Plan A in the middle of the year and join Plan B they lose all the
year's accruals for plan A. To correct the customer would have to create an adjustment element,
and add to the NCR (Net Calculation Rules) on the Accrual Plan.
The links would be the same on both an Earnings and Information Elements!
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Step 6: Create Absence (OPTIONAL)

Navigation Path > Total Compensation > Basic > Absence Type
This step may skipped if PTO is not entered using the absence form. Meaning end users only
enter through Batch Element Entry (BEE)
Enter the following fields
Name = Absencefor TimeCard Req_Yes
Category = Vacation (Absence_Category must be V)
To verify this, with the cursor in the Category field - go to Help > Diagnostics > Examine.
Block = ABT
Field = ABSENCE_CATEGORY
VALUE = This should have a V listed
Associated Element
Name = XXX_Vac_Taken_Earn, Select the element you are using to record PTO (step 1)
Input Value = Hours (or Days)
Units = Hours (or Days)
Balance = Increasing
Enter Reasons if you want to use them / SAVE
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Why am I picking Increasing?

Increasing Balances of Time Taken
As you would expect, an increasing balance for an absence type starts with no time entered, and
increases as you enter employees hours or days absent. For example, if the absence type
Compassionate Leave has an increasing balance, the balance starts from zero for each
employee and increases by the number of hours entered for each absence of this type.
Increasing balances are appropriate for most absence types. For absence types for which your
enterprise sets a maximum time allowed, the system issues a message when an entry of time
absent exceeds this maximum, or Oracle Alert can notify you when an employee reaches
the maximum time or takes excess time. See: Oracle Alert Users Guide
When defining an absence type for a PTO accrual plan, you give it an increasing balance that
shows the employees accrued time taken. When you record an absence using the Absence
Detail window, you can see the amount of accrued time a plan participant has available for
use as vacation or sick leave.
Decreasing Balances of Time Remaining

If your enterprise sets a maximum time allowed for an absence type that is not connected to a
PTO accrual plan, you have the option of setting up a decreasing balance for this type, instead of
an increasing balance. For example, suppose your enterprise allows certain employees 32 hours
leave per year for professional development. The Professional Leave absence type can have a
decreasing balance, and an initial entry of 32 hours. If you record an employee absence of 4
hours for this absence type, the decreasing balance shows 28 hours still available to be taken.
Decreasing absence balances require more maintenance than increasing balances. They need a
prorated initial balance entry for all eligible new hires throughout the year, and require resetting
each year for all eligible employees. Notice that an absence type cannot have both a decreasing
and an increasing balance; it has one or the other.
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Step 7: Total Compensation > Basic > Accrual Plans
To Setup the PTO Accrual Plan (Based on a Calendar Year)

Enter the following REQUIRED information:
Plan Name = XXX_Vacation_Plan
Accrual Category = Vacation
Accrual Start = Hire Date
Some plans do no read the Accrual Start value This rule determines the date on which newly
hired employees begin to accrue PTO. Currently only the
PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_CALCULATION & PTO_PAYROLL_CALCULATION use this value
(If you select Beginning of year be advised, this means the Beginning of the Year
FOLLOWING the Hire Date)
Accrual Units = Select Hours or Days based on the taken elements Input Values
(controls what elements are displayed on the LOV in the Absence
Information block)
Accrual Formulas
Accrual Formula Name = PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_CALCULATION
If customers are using Oracle Payroll it is recommended that they use one of the formulas with
the word Balance in it. These formulas are written with the new balance architecture and should
be used for accurate balances on checks & deposit advices. (as well as faster processing time)
If customers are HR Only they should use the formulas WITHOUT the word balance
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Carryover Formula Name = PTO_PAYROLL_CARRYOVER

Payroll Formula = Automatically populated when youve selected a Balance Reset Date
other than no Balance when you Save the record
Absence Information
Name= XXX_Vac_Taken_Earning
(element was created in step 1)
Units = Hours
Payroll Balance Reset Date
Balance Reset Date = If using the seeded formula as in the example of
PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_CALCULATION then you must select 01 January as this is how that
formula is written
However, this is not a hard Jan 1- Dec 31 Its based on the payroll dates
Dimension Name: Automatically assigned based on the PTO Balance Type field
Note: Where does the Balance Dimension Name on the Accrual Plan come from when I select a
Balance Reset Date?
Navigation: Work Structures > Organization > Description > Query up the appropriate
Organization > In the Organization Classification select Business Group > Click the 'Others'
button > Select PTO Balance Type
This designates how the gross accrual plan balances will be stored - either on Dated Earned (Pay
Period End Date) or Date Paid (Check Date). The default is Date Paid. The payroll run maintains
the payroll balance. It calculates accruals from the day after either the Date Earned or the Date
Paid of the last payroll period in which the assignment was processed
When you add an Accrual plan and click a Balance Reset Date (that is not No Balance) a
Dimension is assigned based on the PTO Balance Type setting:
When using the Balance Type 'Date Paid' _ASG_PTO_YTD will be the Balance Dimension
When using the Balance Type 'Date Earned' _ASG_PTO_DE_YTD will be the Balance Dimension
SAVE when completed
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Generated Elements
The system generates the following elements when you save a new accrual plan:
An
element representing the plan and which has the same name as the plan. You use this
element to enroll participants in the plan.
An
element to hold participants unused PTO that is available for carry over to the next year.
An
element to hold residual PTO, that is, unused PTO not available for carry over under plan
rules.
If you use Oracle Payroll and have elected to store gross accruals in a payroll balance, the
system also generates:
An
element to feed a payroll balance. This element receives an entry from the accrual formula
during a payroll run.
A tagging
element, which the payroll run uses to keep track of retrospective absences (and other
element entries included in the net accrual calculation) that need to be included in the gross
accrual calculation.
The Carried Over and Residual elements have input values that automatically receive entries
when you run the PTO Carry Over process:
Hours
or Days (depending on the plans units)
Effective Date
Expiry Date (on
the Carry Over element), which is the date by which the employee must use the
carried over time.
Oracle HRMS automatically links these elements using the same link criteria that you created for
the absence element associated with the plan. If you change the links for the absence element,
you should also update the links for the other plan elements.
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How To Set Up An Accrual Plan To Use a Balance

If you want the payroll run to maintain an accrual balance, you must use a formula that supports
balances. This means that the system can pass the latest accrual balance to the formula, along
with the date to start calculating new accruals to add to the balance.
You can use or configure one of the following seeded formulas:
PTO_HD_ANNIVERSARY_BALANCE
PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_CALCULATION
PTO_SIMPLE_BALANCE_MULTIPLIER
You must also select a balance dimension when you define the accrual plan. The balance
dimension controls the period of time over which the balance accumulates before it is reset to
zero. Three types of dimension are predefined:
Note: For each type, there are two dimensions. Use the Date Earned dimension (such as
_ASG_PTO_DE_YTD) if you selected Date Earned as the PTO Balance Type for your
business group. Otherwise use the Date Paid dimension (such as _ASG_PTO_YTD).
See: Business Groups: Selecting a PTO Balance Type, Using Oracle HRMSThe Fundamentals
_ASG_PTO_YTD
and _ASG_PTO_DE_YTD
The balance accumulates over a calendar year, resetting on 01 January. Select one of these
dimensions if you are using the PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_CALCULATION formula.
_ASG_PTO_SM_YTD
and _ASG_PTO_DE_SM_YTD. The balance accumulates over a year,

resetting on 01 June, or at the end of the payroll period that contains this date. Select one of
these dimensions if you are using the PTO_SIMPLE_BALANCE_MULTIPLIER formula.
_ASG_PTO_HD_YTD
and _ASG_PTO_DE_HD_YTD
The balance accumulates over a year, resetting on the anniversary of the employees hire date,
or at the end of the payroll period that contains this date. Select one of these
dimensions if you are using the PTO_HD_ANNIVERSARY_BALANCE formula.
If you require your balance to accumulate over a different period of time, or reset at a different
date, you must create your own balance dimension. For further information on balance
dimensions, see the technical essay Balances in Oracle Payroll in Implementing Oracle
HRMS.
Notice that the Oracle Payroll formula, payroll balance, element that feeds the balance, element
link, and formula processing and result rules are all generated by the system when you save your
accrual plan.
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Step 7a: Accrual Bands
Accrual Bands
If using the PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_CALCULATION or PTO_PAYROLL_CALCULATION
enter band information based on your policy (this could be days or hours depending on your setup
Years of Service = Enter appropriate ranges for the accrual amounts for business
Annual Rate = Enter total hours or days given for the year
Maximum Carryover = Enter the Maximum amount the employee can carryover at year end
Ceiling = Enter the maximum amount of vacation ITD the employee can have
Save
Close Form
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Step 7b: To add additional elements to an Accrual Plan select Net Calculation Rules:
The Net Calculation formula requires input of hours as well as the date that the PTO plan
becomes effective. That means that any element associated with PTO plans must have two input
values - one with Units type of Hours and one with Units type of Date. If both input values are not
present, the element will not show in the list of values because the user will not be able to
enter the necessary information for processing without them.
If the element is not showing up in the LOV on this form, check the following:
1. Check the element definition for the element that is not showing up on the list of values.
2. Ensure that there are at least two input values; one with Unit type of Date and one with Unit
type of Hours. (must be Hours in 2 decimal places)
3. Check the Link to Element to ensure Element is "Linked
4.If an Earnings Element verify the Override Regular DFF is populated
(See page 9)
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About Formulas:
Accrual Formulas
Most accrual plan rules are incorporated in two formulas:
An Accrual formula, which calculates the amount of PTO accrued at any given time, and
A Carry Over formula, which returns the maximum amount of accrued time that a plan
participant can carry over to the next plan period, the date on which this carry over is effective
(normally the first day of the new accrual term), and any expiry date by which the carried over
PTO must be used, or forfeited.
Seeded Accrual Type Formulas

There are four seeded formulas (of formula type Accrual) for calculating accruals. Each
repeatedly calls another formula (of type Accrual Subformula), in a loop, to calculate the accrual
for each accrual period. There is a Carry Over formula supplied to use with each Accrual formula.
The top level seeded Accrual formulas are:
PTO_SIMPLE_BALANCE_ MULTIPLIER
PTO_ROLLING_ACCRUAL
The formulas with Balance in their names can be called from the payroll run to maintain a
balance of gross accruals
Note:
There are also two seeded formulas called PTO_PAYROLL_CALCULATION and
PTO_SIMPLE_MULTIPLIER. These incorporate the same rules as
PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_CALCULATION and PTO_SIMPLE_BALANCE_ MULTIPLIER,
except that they cannot be called from the payroll run to maintain a balance of gross accruals. We
recommend that you use the formulas that support balances so you can use balances now or in
the future.
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Ineligibility Formula
There is also a seeded Ineligibility formula:
PTO_INELIGIBILITY_CALCULATION
You may require an Ineligibility formula if you use BEE (Batch Element Entry) to enter absences
against an accrual plan. BEE validation must ascertain whether an employee is eligible to use
accrued PTO on the effective date of an absence entry in a batch line. First it checks the Accrual
Plan table, so if you enter the period of ineligibility in the Accrual Plan window, you do not need to
create an Ineligibility formula.
If there is no ineligibility information in this table, BEE validation checks whether there is an
Ineligibility formula to call. You need an Ineligibility formula if you use BEE and you calculate the
period of ineligibility within your Accrual formula, rather than entering it in the Accrual Plan
window. This formula is only used by BEE.
Note: If you use the seeded formulas, you do not need an Ineligibility formula, because these
formulas take the ineligibility period from the Accrual Plan table.
Description of Seeded Accrual Formulas

This formula calculates accruals in the same way as the accrual function in earlier releases of
Oracle HRMS. It calls another formula that is called PTO_PAYROLL_PERIOD_ACCRUAL. It is
designed to be used with the Carry Over formula PTO_PAYROLL_CARRYOVER. These formulas
are based on the following rules:
An
accrual term of one calendar year, starting 1 Jan. So, accrual calculations restart at the
beginning of each calendar year.
An
accrual frequency based on the participants pay periods. So, employees on a monthly
payroll accrue time each month, employees on semimonthly payrolls accrue time twice each
month, and so on. PTO accrual occurs automatically for each eligible plan participant on the last
day of his or her pay period, independently of any payroll run.
Accrual
amounts and ceiling are determined by length of service.
Carry
over is always effective on 31 Dec of the plan year being processed. So, if you run the
Carry Over process and specify the parameters 15 January 2000 and Previous (plan year),
The formula calculates the carry over for the year 1 Jan to 31 Dec 1999 and the result has the
effective date 31 Dec 1999.
Carry
over expires at the end of the plan year. So carried over time with the effective date 31
Dec 1999 must be used before 31 Dec 2000.
Maximum
carryover depends on length of service bands.
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PTO_SIMPLE_BALANCE_MULTIPLIER
This is a simple formula to provide a useful starting point for your own accrual plans. It calls
another formula, called PTO_SIMPLE_PERIOD_ACCRUAL. It is designed to be used with the
Carry Over formula PTO_SIMPLE_CARRYOVER.
These formulas are based on the following rules:
An
accrual term of one calendar year, starting 1 June. So, accrual calculations restart at the
beginning of each June.
An
accrual frequency of one month.
Accrual
Carry
amounts and ceiling are fixed within the formula.
over is always effective on 31 May of the plan year being processed.
Carry
over expires at the end of the plan year. So carried over time with the effective date 31
May 1999 must be used before 31 May 2000.
Maximum
carry over is fixed within the formula.
This formula is very similar to PTO_SIMPLE_BALANCE_MULTIPLIER, but the accrual start date
is the anniversary of the employee assignments hire date.
Note: Notice that the accrual term starts on the anniversary of the hire date. It is not affected by
the entry of a continuous service date for an employee on enrollment in the plan. The continuous
service date affects length of service calculations (for accrual bands and calculation of period of
ineligibility), but it does not affect the accrual term.
PTO_ROLLING_ACCRUAL
This is an example formula for an accrual plan that does not have a fixed term start date. It calls
the formula PTO_ROLLING_PERIOD_ACCRUAL. It is designed to be used with the Carry Over
formula PTO_ROLLING_CARRYOVER.
These formulas are based on the following rules:
An
accrual term of one calendar year, with no fixed start date. Accruals are calculated for the
previous 12 months.
An
accrual frequency of one month.
Accrual
amounts and ceiling are fixed within the formula.
Carry
over is not relevant, since the accrual term never ends, but rolls forward. Time is lost if it is
not used within 12 months.
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Summary of Rules in Seeded Formulas

The following tables summarize the rules incorporated in the seeded Accrual formulas.
Length of Accrual Term

All Seeded Formulas
One year
Accrual Term Start Date

PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_
CALCULATION
1 January
PTO_SIMPLE_BALANCE_MULTIPLI
ER and
01 June
(PTO_SIMPLE_BALANCE_MULTI
PLIER)
PTO_ROLLING_ACCRUAL
No fixed date; accruals

calculated for preceding 12
months
Anniversary of hire date

(PTO_HD_ANNIVERSARY_BALA
NCE)
Accrual Frequency
PTO_SIMPLE_BALANCE_MULTIPLIER,
PTO_HD_ANNIVERSARY_BALANCE , and
PTO_ROLLING_ACCRUAL
Payroll period
Monthly
Accrual Amount
PTO_SIMPLE_BALANCE _MULTIPLIER,
PTO_HD_ANNIVERSARY_BALANCE, and
PTO_ROLLING _ACCRUAL
Depends on length of service accrual bands
A fixed amount per month (2 days)
Accrual Ceiling
Depends on length of service accrual bands
Set within the formula to 20 days
Length of Service
All Seeded Formulas
Uses continuous service date (if present) or hire date. Note: continuous service date is entered
using an input value on the accrual plan element

Choice of start rules on Accrual Plan form:

hire date, or six months after hire date, or 01
Jan after hire date Accrual starts in the first
Accrual starts in the first accrual period after

hire date or plan enrollment date, whichever
is later
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accrual period after the chosen date (or plan

enrollment date if this is later).
All Seeded Formulas
Accrued amounts are not credited until end of period of ineligibility (entered on Accrual Plan
form), which is calculated from the hire date (or continuous service date if this was entered). Note
that accrued amounts are not carried forward if the end of the accrual term falls
within the ineligibility period.
Calculation of Gross Accrual

PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE
_CALCULATION
PTO_SIMPLE_BALANCE
_MULTIPLIER
and PTO_HD_ANNIVERSARY_
BALANCE
PTO_ROLLING_ACCRUAL
Sums accruals in all full pay

periods of the year ending on
or before the calculation date;
takes account of any
employee termination date,
accrual start rules, ineligibility
period, and accrual ceiling.
Sums accruals in all full

months of the year ending on
or before the calculation date;
takes account of any
employee termination date,
ineligibility period, and accrual
ceiling.
Sums accruals in the 12

months ending on or before
the calculation date; takes
account of any employee
termination date, ineligibility
period, and accrual ceiling.
Changing and Adding Rules in Formulas

If you write your own formulas (perhaps using the simple multiplier or rolling accrual formula as a
basis) you can change any of these rules and add new rules as required. However, your formulas
must return certain values and must check for certain conditions (such as employee termination)
to avoid errors.
For information about required formula content, see: Writing Formulas for Accrual Plans, Using
Oracle FastFormula.
For a sample accrual formula and suggestions on how to edit it to incorporate a whole range of
plan rules, see: Sample Accrual Formula, Using Oracle FastFormula.

Using the seeded PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_CALCULATION formula, accrual of PTO begins
on a fixed date each year (01 January). For each plan that uses this formula, you can select a
value in the Accrual Start field of the Accrual Plan window. This specifies when newly hired
employees start to accrue PTO. The seeded choices are:
Hire Date
Beginning of Calendar Year
Six Months after Hire Date
after their hire date
If you need additional start rules, you can define them as values for the Lookup Type
US_ACCRUAL_START_TYPE. You must add a line to the seeded formula to calculate the
accrual start date using your new start rule.
The other seeded formulas (PTO_SIMPLE_BALANCE_MULTIPLIER,
PTO_HD_ANNIVERSARY_BALANCE, and PTO_ROLLING_ACCRUAL) do not use values in the
Accrual Start field. For plans using these formulas, new hires begin accruing on their
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hire date or plan enrollment date, whichever is later. If you are writing your own accrual formulas,
you can choose whether to use the Accrual Start field on the Accrual Plan form to specify start
rules for new hires. This I s only useful if you are using the same formula for several accrual plans
with different start rules. Otherwise you can specify the start rule within the formula.
Some accrual plans require participants to work for a period of time, perhaps three or six months,
before they are eligible to use accrued PTO. They accrue time at the usual rate during this time,
but it is not registered on the system until the Period of Ineligibility expires. If plan participants
take vacation or sick leave during this period, the system displays a negative value for accrued
time. Many enterprises set up an absence type for approved but unpaid leave to use for
absences taken during periods of ineligibility. You can enter the period of ineligibility on the
Accrual Plan form. The seeded Accrual formulas illustrate how a formula should use the
entered values. They calculate the period of ineligibility from the continuous service date (if it was
entered) or the employees hire date. Alternatively, you can define the period of ineligibility within
your Accrual formula.
Note: If you use the seeded formulas, time accrued during the ineligibility period is not carried
over if the end of the accrual term falls within the ineligibility period.
Batch Element Entry and the Ineligibility Period

If you want to use Batch Element Entry (BEE) to make absence entries against the accrual plan,
the BEE validation process must be able to check when the ineligibility period expires.
If
you record the ineligibility period for the plan on the Accrual Plan form, BEE retrieves the
ineligibility period directly from the table. It interprets it as a period of time from the employees
continuous service date or hire date.
If
the period of ineligibility is defined within your Accrual formula, you must associate an
Ineligibility formula with the plan. BEE calls the formula, which returns Y or N to indicate
whether the employee is eligible to use accrued PTO on the date supplied by BEE. This formula
should calculate the end of the ineligibility period in the same way as the Accrual formula for
the plan. If the employee is not eligible, the BEE validation process creates a warning on the
batch line for the absence entry.
Note: If you use a custom method of entering timecard data, calling the Element Entry API, you
can add logic to call the Ineligibility formula.
How the Seeded PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_CALCULATION Formula

Interprets the Start Rules
The formula calculates the start date from hire date and compares it with the employees plan
enrollment date. Accrual begins on whichever of these two dates is later.
Start Rule: Hire Date
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For plans with this rule, participants accruals begin from the first full period following their hire
date. For example, if the hire date of a participant on a semimonthly payroll falls on the first day
of either the first or second period in the month, PTO accrual starts as of that date. If the hire date
falls sometime after the first of the month but before the end of the first period, accruals start in
the second period of the month. If the hire date falls after the first day of the second period but
before its end, accruals start with the first period in the next month.
Start Rule: Beginning of Calendar Year

With this start rule, participants accruals begin from the start of the year following the year in
which they are hired. This means that a participant with a hire date of 1 January 1999 and
another with a hire date of 31 December 1999 both start to accrue time as of 1 January 2000.
Notice that the amount of PTO each accrues may not be the same, as accrual amounts often
depend on employees length of service.
Start Rule: Six Months After Hire

For plans with this start rule, participants accruals do not begin until the first full pay period after
the sixmonth anniversary of their hire date. For example, someone on a semimonthly payroll
who is hired on 5 February 1996, completes six months of service on 5 August 1996, and starts to
accrue PTO in the second period in August. Notice that if people are hired on the first day of a
period, their accruals begin with the pay period of the sixmonth anniversary of their hire date.
For example, someone on a semimonthly payroll who is hired on 1 February 1996 completes six
months of service on 1 August 1996, and hence starts to accrue PTO in the first period in August.
The period of ineligibility is not applicable to plans with the start rule Six Months After Hire.
Accrual Bands
For many accrual plans, the time off that plan participants can accrue increases with their length
of service, or varies by job, grade, or number of hours worked. That is, accrual bands determine
accrual amounts. In addition, these bands can determine ceiling and maximum carry over
amounts. Ceiling rules, found in some vacation accrual plans, set a maximum amount of PTO an
employee can hold at any time. When a participants accrued PTO reaches the ceiling, no
additional time accrues. Accruals begin again only after the participant uses some accrued time.
In the PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_CALCULATION seeded formula, the accrual amount, ceiling
and maximum permitted carry over depend on length of service bands. Alternatively, you can use
bands based on other factors, such as grade, or a combination of factors, to determine the
accrual amounts for your plans.
Length of Service Bands

You set up length of service bands using the Accrual Bands window. For each band (such as 0 to
5 years of service), you can enter the accrual amount for the whole accrual term (such as an
annual amount), an accrual ceiling, and the maximum permitted carry over.
Length of Service Override
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In Oracle HRMS, the first day of the month of an employees hire date is the default date from
which his or her length of service is calculated for accrual purposes. For example, someone hired
on 18 January 1997 completes one year of service on 1 January 1998, and someone hired on
31 December 1996 completes one year of service on 1 December 1997. For individual accrual
plan participants, you can override the default date from which a plan starts its length of service
calculations. This is useful for managing exceptional cases that arise when, for example,
employees who already have accumulated periods of service in your enterprise transfer from one
place to another. You enter the date override when enrolling a participant in a plan.
Note: The default length of service start date (or the overriding continuous service date)
determines the length of service for accrual bands and for the calculating the end of the
ineligibility period. However it is not the same as the accrual start date. This is
determined by the accrual start rules selected in the Accrual Plan window or set within
the accrual formula.
Other Banding Criteria

For some accrual plans, the amount of time accrued may vary by other criteria, such as job or
grade. You can create a user table to hold time accrued, ceiling rules, maximum carryover rules,
and any other information you require for each job or grade. See: UserDefined
Tables, Configuring, Reporting, and System Administration in Oracle HRMS.
Include the GET_TABLE_VALUE function in your accrual and carry over formulas for the plan to
access the information held in the user table. For an example of using a user table to store
banding criteria, see: Sample Accrual Formula, Using Oracle FastFormula.
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Helpful Notes/Documents
*Note 146721.1 - R11.5 - Setup an Earnings Type Element to be Used to
Capture PTO in Oracle Time Management
*Note 148524.1 Release 11.5: How To Setup a PTO Plan and the Elements for
This Plan
*Note 146702.1 Paid Time Off (PTO) Accruals And Accrual Formulas
*Note 261768.1 How Does Payroll Read the Carryover Elements Effective Date
Note 261765.1
Where is the balance for the accrual plan element

stored
Note 261385.1 What does Selecting a PTO Balance Type at the Business Group do?
Note 294634.1 HRMS 11i Upgrade and PTO Process Automation
For more information I suggest printing the PTO Absence & PTO Accruals section, From the
Managing Total Compensation Using Oracle HRMS (US). Its about 60 pages, I recommend
keeping this for your reference
*Recommend marking these in Web IV
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There are several notes on PTO please check all possible words when you are looking for
notes. Or better yet, in the SURE Query just Query on SHHARLEY.US, enter a key word to
narrow the search. Hopefully this will help you a little more in your quest for answers
Notes on CarryOver
ID
Status
Note.263586.1Ext/PubTHE PTO CARRYOVER COMPLETING BUT NOT UPDATING.

Note.261494.1Ext/PubDo I still run the Carryover if I'm using ITD Balances?
Note.261507.1Ext/PubORA-201 occurred at line 70 of formula PTO_PAYROLL_CARRYOVER
Note.261768.1Ext/PubHow Does Payroll Read the Carryover Elements Effective Date
Note.261057.1Ext/PubPTO CARRYOVER RUN BUT NO CARRY OVER BALANCES CREATED
Note.263594.1Ext/R.RPTO CARRYOVER PROCESS DOES NOT WORK IN 1ST YEAR OF SERVICE
Note.264323.1Ext/R.RORA-20001- ORA-201 occurred at line 79 of formula PTO_PAYROLL_CARRYOVER
Note.261501.1Ext/PubPTO Carryover is Not Rolling over Balances
Note.260376.1Ext/PubPTO Carryover Process Failing with ORA-20001 in Formula PTO_PAYROLL_CARRYOVER
Notes on Accrual Plans
ID
Status
Subject
Note.255865.1 Ext/Pub Accrual Plan Net Calculation Rules Question
Note.285092.1 Ext/Pub Problem With Accrual Plans On Multiple Assignments
Note.262108.1 Ext/R.R Accrual Plan did not Zero out on January 1st
Note.278419.1 Ext/Pub How to Delete an Accrual Plan out of the system
Note.261765.1 Ext/Pub Where is the balance for the accrual plan element stored
Note.277164.1 Ext/Pub What Shadow Elements are Created when I 'Save' my Accrual Plan
Note.148524.1 Ext/Pub Release 11.5- How To Setup a PTO Plan and the Elements for This Plan
Note.256391.1 Ext/Pub Unable to Query Accrual Plan In Form but Still In Table
Note.274144.1 Ext/ModFor Accrual Plans Where Is The Plan End Date Set
Note.265051.1 Ext/Pub Creating Pto Accrual Plan And Can Not Add Entry Value To Element
Note.269117.1 Ext/ModPTO Accrual Plan has stopped Accruing for 'some' employees
Note.268171.1 Ext/ModHow Do We Stop Accrual Plans From Going Negative Note.263972.1 Ext/Pub Pto Plan Element Entries Do Not Get Processed During Payroll Run
Note.259280.1 Ext/Pub Cannot Change the Priority Field on PTO Plan if using Formula PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_CA
Note.260071.1 Ext/Pub PTO Carry Over Processes Employee that is Not Enrolled in Plan
How to Transfer PTO Residual Time to a Different Accrual Plan -Employees Do Not Loose
Note.260029.1Ext/Pub
Sick Time
Statu Subjec
s
t
ID
Note.264658.1Ext/PubPto Plans Error With Invalid Number When Run During Payroll Process
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Notes on Setup
ID
Status
Note.148524.1Ext/Pub Release 11.5- How To Setup a PTO Plan and the Elements for This Plan
Note.277031.1Int/U.E R11.5 - Setup an Earnings Type Element to be Used to Capture PTO in Oracle Time Managem
Note.146721.1Ext/Pub R11.5 - Setup an Earnings Type Element to be Used to Capture PTO in Oracle Time Managem
Note.270192.1Ext/ModAccrual Fast Formula Correction Wipes Out Prior Accrual Setup
Notes on Formulas
ID
Status Subject
Note.275756.1Ext/Pub Where to Find Information on Paid Time Off (PTO) and Creating Formulas
Note.269869.1Ext/ModGeneral Questions On Seeded Formulas
Notes on Reset
ID
Status Subject
Note.294413.1Ext/Pub How to Get Employee Accruals to Reset at the Beginning of the Year
Note.263589.1Ext/Pub PAYWSDAP- Trying to Change the Balance Reset Date Receives APP-PAY-0610 Error.
Note.262045.1Ext/R.R How to Reset Negative Carry Over Numbers to Zero
Note.272133.1Ext/ModHow To Get Around Using A Balance Reset Date That Does Not Throw An Error
Note.264011.1Ext/Pub How to Reset The PTO Accrual Balances for Checks & Deposit Advices
Notes on Balances
ID
Status Subject
Note.260389.1 Ext/Pub The Vacation Amount on SOE & View Accruals does not Balance to the Check/Deposit Advice
Note.263589.1 Ext/Pub PAYWSDAP- Trying to Change the Balance Reset Date Receives APP-PAY-0610 Error.
Note.261494.1 Ext/Pub Do I still run the Carryover if I'm using ITD Balances?
Note.261765.1 Ext/Pub Where is the balance for the accrual plan element stored
Note.261057.1 Ext/Pub PTO CARRYOVER RUN BUT NO CARRY OVER BALANCES CREATED
Note.277022.1 Ext/Pub APP-PAY-07717-This element input already being used to maintain an absence balance
Note.272133.1 Ext/ModHow To Get Around Using A Balance Reset Date That Does Not Throw An Error
Note.264011.1 Ext/Pub How to Reset The PTO Accrual Balances for Checks & Deposit Advices
Note.261385.1 Ext/Pub What does Selecting a PTO Balance Type at the Business Group do?
Note.263598.1 Ext/R.R CHECK FOR ENTITLEMENT BALANCES ACROSS THE CALENDAR YEAR IN A PAYROLL PE
Note.261501.1 Ext/Pub PTO Carryover is Not Rolling over Balances
Note.264844.1 Ext/Pub How Does the PTO_SIMPLE_MULTIPLIER or PTO_SIMPLE_BALANCE_MULTIPLIER Work?
Note.250385.1 Ext/Pub Accrual Carry Over Elements Increase Prior Years Balance
Note.259280.1 Ext/Pub Cannot Change the Priority Field on PTO Plan if using Formula PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_CA
Note.258166.1 Ext/Pub PAYWSACV - Vacation Balance is Not Correct in the View> Employee Accruals Form
Note.260518.1Ext/PubPAY_US_PTO_ACCRUAL.NET_ACCRUALS PACKAGE Does Not Return Correct Balance
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Notes on Elements
ID
Status Subject
Note.277993.1Ext/PubPto Elements Are Not Shown On Ss Payslip
ID
Status Subject
Note.261273.1Ext/PubPTO Carry Over Completes with a Warning / No Carry Over Elements Created
Note.261768.1Ext/PubHow Does Payroll Read the Carryover Elements Effective Date
Note.277164.1Ext/PubWhat Shadow Elements are Created when I 'Save' my Accrual Plan
Note.148524.1Ext/PubRelease 11.5- How To Setup a PTO Plan and the Elements for This Plan
Note.250385.1Ext/PubAccrual Carry Over Elements Increase Prior Years Balance
Notes on Absences
ID
Status Subject
Note.290332.1 Ext/Pub Problems With Replaced By And Absence Reason Fields
Note.259922.1Ext/PubAbsence Element Not Deleted from Element Entry When Absence is Deleted
Note.276949.1 Ext/ModAbsence Element Created, Not Being Displayed in LOV on the Absence Type Form.
Note.277022.1 Ext/Pub APP-PAY-07717-This element input already being used to maintain an absence balance
Note.255936.1 Ext/Pub Please Verify LOV For Absence Type And Accrual Category For US Legislation
Note.274200.1 Ext/ModPTO Element Created Is Not Using Same Termination Rule As Absence Taken
Note.264749.1 Ext/ModHow To Enter An Absence For Actual Date After The Payroll Has Been Processed
Note.270139.1 Ext/Pub How do I get the Absence Start/End fields to be displayed in BEE
Note.263007.1 Ext/Pub Cannot Access Absence Form without Error being invoked
Note.257877.1 Ext/Pub How to get Accruals to Calculate on Inactive Assignments (i.e.Unpaid Leave of Absence)
Note.251005.1 Ext/Pub 'Vacation' Choice not in Lov for Absence Types Window
ID
Status Subject
Note.270284.1Ext/Pub 3/29- BG_ABSENCE_DURATION Message More Than 30 Characters Does Not Show.
Note.269393.1Ext/ModAbsences Are Not Correctly Reflect In Hr
Note.260066.1Ext/Pub BEE Transfer Process Ends as Incomplete with Message About the Absence Duration of Time
Notes on Payroll Issues
ID
Status Subject
Note.266825.1Ext/PubPayroll Process or Quick Pay Error after Applying Patch 3364019 or 3330030 / 3549170
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General PTO Notes

Support.HRMS.Admin
ID
Status Subject
Type
Note.267289.1Int/U.EAlmost Everything You Wanted to Know About PTO REFERENCE
ID
Status Subject
Note.260552.1Ext/Pub Understanding PTO changes (Accrual changes) since HRMS PF_D
Note.284552.1Ext/Pub PTO For Suspended Assignments Not Calculating Correctly
Note.263586.1Ext/Pub THE PTO CARRYOVER COMPLETING BUT NOT UPDATING.
Note.281649.1Ext/Pub PTO Accruals For Both Vacation & Sick Time Are Not Accurate
Note.281514.1Ext/Pub PTO Accrual Starting Over for Employees When Link Criteria Changes, why?
Note.278406.1Ext/Pub Are there any reports that gives the PTO Total Accrued, Taken, Available and When an Employe
Note.261322.1Ext/Pub PTO CARRY OVER HAS INCONSISTENT VALUES DEPENDING ON DAY VIEWED
Note.261273.1Ext/Pub PTO Carry Over Completes with a Warning / No Carry Over Elements Created
Note.261507.1Ext/Pub ORA-201 occurred at line 70 of formula PTO_PAYROLL_CARRYOVER
Note.279115.1Ext/Pub PLS-00306 wrong number or types of argum has occurred in table PEPTOEXC.ASG PTO DE Y
Note.261057.1Ext/Pub PTO CARRYOVER RUN BUT NO CARRY OVER BALANCES CREATED
Note.262103.1Ext/Pub How to make Adjustments to the PTO Carry Over element through BEE
Note.263587.1Ext/Pub PTO FOR NON-EXEMPT IS DISPLAYING ON DEPOSIT ADVICE AS NEGATIVE
Note.148524.1Ext/Pub Release 11.5- How To Setup a PTO Plan and the Elements for This Plan
Note.277031.1Int/U.E R11.5 - Setup an Earnings Type Element to be Used to Capture PTO in Oracle Time Managem
Note.146721.1Ext/Pub R11.5 - Setup an Earnings Type Element to be Used to Capture PTO in Oracle Time Managem
Note.270630.1Ext/Pub How to Stop PTO from Accruing on Inactive Assignments
Note.275756.1Ext/Pub Where to Find Information on Paid Time Off (PTO) and Creating Formulas
Note.274200.1Ext/ModPTO Element Created Is Not Using Same Termination Rule As Absence Taken
Note.264011.1Ext/Pub How to Reset The PTO Accrual Balances for Checks & Deposit Advices
Note.271519.1Ext/ModPto Accrual Bands - Versions
Note.265034.1Ext/Pub Pto Carry Over Process Errors With Ora-06502- Pl/Sql-Numeric Or Value ErrorNote.265051.1Ext/Pub Creating Pto Accrual Plan And Can Not Add Entry Value To Element
Note.261694.1Ext/Pub Running the PTO Carry Over Process
Note.261385.1Ext/Pub What does Selecting a PTO Balance Type at the Business Group do?
Note.269117.1Ext/ModPTO Accrual Plan has stopped Accruing for 'some' employees
Note.263972.1Ext/Pub Pto Plan Element Entries Do Not Get Processed During Payroll Run
Note.264057.1Ext/Pub PTO-SOE And View Accrual Is Showing -8 Hours When It Should Be Zero
Note.263594.1Ext/R.R PTO CARRYOVER PROCESS DOES NOT WORK IN 1ST YEAR OF SERVICE
Note.264323.1Ext/R.R ORA-20001- ORA-201 occurred at line 79 of formula PTO_PAYROLL_CARRYOVER
Note.262046.1Ext/Pub PTO accruals are being accrued over 27 pay periods instead of 26
Note.261501.1Ext/Pub PTO Carryover is Not Rolling over Balances
Note.264844.1Ext/Pub How Does the PTO_SIMPLE_MULTIPLIER or PTO_SIMPLE_BALANCE_MULTIPLIER Work?
Note.259280.1Ext/Pub Cannot Change the Priority Field on PTO Plan if using Formula PTO_PAYROLL_BALANCE_CA
Note.260518.1Ext/Pub PAY_US_PTO_ACCRUAL.NET_ACCRUALS PACKAGE Does Not Return Correct Balance
Note.260071.1Ext/Pub PTO Carry Over Processes Employee that is Not Enrolled in Plan
Note.260029.1Ext/Pub How to Transfer PTO Residual Time to a Different Accrual Plan -Employees Do Not Loose Vacat
Note.260376.1Ext/Pub PTO Carryover Process Failing with ORA-20001 in Formula PTO_PAYROLL_CARRYOVER
Note.251000.1Ext/Pub PTO Vacation Does Not Accrue Correctly
ID
Status Subject
Note.266619.1Ext/Pub Costing Pto For Salaried Employees Doubles - Reduce Reg Is Not Costed
Note.277993.1Ext/Pub Pto Elements Are Not Shown On Ss Payslip
Note.274562.1Ext/ModDate Earned Not Showing For PTO Element
Note.264658.1Ext/Pub Pto Plans Error With Invalid Number When Run During Payroll Process
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From Note 294548.1 - Always

ask these questions when working on PTO
issues
Goal
The below questions will hopefully help you get to a faster resolution when working PTO issues.
Fix
1. What Family Pack is the Customer on?
2. What is the versions of pyusptoa.pkh/pkb and peaclcal.pkh/phb
3. What is the Payroll Balance Reset Date selected? (located on the Accrual Plan Form)
4. What is the name of the Accrual Formula the Accrual Plan is using?
5. Is the customer using the seeded versions or a modified version of
the seeded formula?
These questions are needed when logging a bug against the PTO product
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ACCRUAL PLAN STRUCTURE

ACCRUAL BALANCES MAINTAINED BY THE PAYROLL RUN

Why Use a Payroll Balance?

How The Balance Is Maintained

Why am I picking Increasing?

How To Set Up An Accrual Plan To Use a Balance

Accrual Start Date for New Hires

Length of Service Bands

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Accrual Plan Structure

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Accrual Balances Maintained By the Payroll Run

Why Use a Payroll Balance?

How The Balance Is Maintained

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Step 1: For Time Card Required = N(Must be an Information

Complete the following fields:

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Complete the following fields:

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Complete the following fields:

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Step 1: For Time Card Required = Y (Must be an

Complete the following fields:

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Complete the following fields:

Step 3: Open the Further Information FlexField

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Complete the following fields:

Step 4: Click on Input Values:

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Step 5: Create Link for this element

Complete the following fields:

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Step 6: Create Absence (OPTIONAL)

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Why am I picking Increasing?

Decreasing Balances of Time Remaining

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Step 7: Total Compensation > Basic > Accrual Plans

To Setup the PTO Accrual Plan (Based on a Calendar Year)

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